It's wonderful for games, as it really feels like you're in the middle of whatever you're playing. However, whereas the CRG9 had a comparatively mild curvature radius of 1800R, the Odyssey G9 deepens this to 1000R, which Samsung says matches the contour of the human eye, apparently. Like the CRG9 before it, the sheer size and length of the Odyssey G9 means it immediately fills my peripheral vision when I'm sat up at my desk. The curve, however, may be more divisive. Extras: AMD Freesync Premium Pro, VESA DisplayHDR 1000, Nvidia G-Sync Compatible, 2x USB3 ports, RGB lighting, height-adjustable stand.Similarly, its new status as an official G-Sync Compatible monitor finally means that Nvidia GPU owners now have peace of mind when it comes to taking advantage of the monitor's variable refresh rate tech for smooth, tear-free gaming as well as AMD owners - even if the CRG9 also worked perfectly fine with Nvidia cards without being a big C Compatible screen.
#Odyssey g9 Pc
While I'm not sure there's a graphics card in existence that can run the best ultrawide PC games at 5120x1440 at 240fps, at least you're getting a monitor with plenty of room to grow as newer graphics cards get released in the years to come. On the face of it, the spec bump brings some very welcome additions. It's a mad thing to behold, but is it a better gaming monitor?
#Odyssey g9 full
You still get the same 49in screen size, 32:9 aspect ratio and a whopping resolution of 5120x1440 with the Odyssey G9 - the equivalent of two 27in, 2560x1440 monitors in one - but now you also get the benefit of a massive 240Hz refresh rate (up from the CRG9's 120Hz), full Nvidia G-Sync Compatibility and an even curvier VA display. Enter Samsung's Odyssey G9, the latest monitor in Samsung's super ultrawide series. If you thought Samsung's CRG9 gaming monitor was one of the most ridiculous gaming screens you've ever seen, think again.
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